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Leveraging its wide-ranging flight data tracking and analysis.
FAA Taps Aireon To Monitor 737 MAX Fleet | Sean Broderick The FAA is leveraging its wide-ranging flight data tracking and analysis contract with Aireon to monitor Boeing 737 MAX operations as part of the model’s return to service, using a pair of products to get real-time flight alerts. |
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PODCAST Dennis Muilenburg’s Bet On The Future | Joe Anselmo | Graham Warwick Listen in as the former Boeing CEO and his new business partner Kirsten Bartok Touw discuss plans to invest in transformational aerospace technologies—and why the next 20 years could be the best ever. |
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AWIN ANALYSIS Aviation Daily Roundup: Feb. 18, 2021 | From French design house briefing Airbus on electric airliner concepts and Embraer formally ending WTO case against Bombardier over CSeries to will the rising fuel prices dampen the airline recovery? Take a look at the daily roundup of air transport news. |
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WEBINAR ON-DEMAND Fireside Chat With AAPA's Director General, Subhas Menon | Join Aviation Week for this 30-minute fireside chat talking through the latest status of Asia-Pacific carriers relative to 2021 financial and air traffic outlook, quarantines, COVID-19 recovery, fleet restoration, industry consolidation and bankruptcies. |
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CAPA ANALYSIS European aviation: bottoming out, but no sharp rise likely | There are some signs that Europe's airline capacity may be close to bottoming out again. Weekly seats in the week of 1-Feb-2021 are down by 74.4% versus 2019, and the trend has been within a percentage point of this for three weeks. |
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The COVID-19 crisis has changed the playing field for airlines, forcing them to pivot to new opportunities, aircraft and network models. We take a closer look at how the pandemic will affect airlines’ approach to building and maintaining networks, and which business models will emerge stronger in the recovery. | REGISTER NOW |
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